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Wood’s pride to set new Ducks record

Jack Wood has cemented his place in Aylesbury United history after breaking the club’s record appearance maker.

By Jon Couch

Jack Wood has cemented his place in Aylesbury United history after breaking the club’s record appearance maker.
Since making his debut as a 17-year-old loanee from Luton Town in March 2010, Wood has gone on to make 670 appearances for the Ducks, breaking the record of Cliff Hercules in Wednesday night’s 2-2 draw with Welwyn Garden City.
Starting initially as a midfielder before converting into a centre-back, Wood has always stayed true to the green and whites, turning down lucrative offers to move elsewhere.

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And even more remarkably, he has never actually ...

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